Information Profile @ a Glance
- Starch made from tamarind seeds is
considered to be the cheapest non-edible starch with many industrial
applications
- Tamarind starch is used by textile
units and industries manufacturing starch based adhesives. Plywood
industry is yet another bulk consumer.
- Tamarind seeds are roasted in
oil-fired roaster and then they are decorticated to remove skin.
Seeds are then broken into small pieces in a grinder. These broken
pieces are finally pulverized to make starch. Starch is packed in
polythene lined gunny bags. The yield is around 60%.
- In the paper mills, the refined
unbleached or bleached pulp is mixed with chemicals such as
soapstone powder, rosin/perschin (abietic acid), tamarind starch,
dyes, guar gum, and alum among others. The average annual
consumption is 31.8 tonnes rosin, 129 tonnes alum, 39 tonnes starch
and 173 tonnes soapstone powder ; The chemicals are used for sizing
and other properties, which are desired in the paper
- Tamarind gum, also called tamarind
seed polysaccharide (TSP for short) is a kind of neutral
polysaccharide substance extracted and separated from endosperm of
legume tamarind plant seeds. It is easy to disperse in cold water
and then with heat, it will form viscous liquid. Tamarind gum has
favorable resistance to heat, acids, salts, freezing and thawing, as
well as stabilizing, emulsifying,
thickening, coagulating, water retention and film forming functions.
Besides, its aqueous solution has strong viscosity and the viscosity
won’t be affected by acids and salts, so it is a food additive with
wide
|
About
- Tamarind Processed Products
- Modified Starches
- Polysaccharides
- Storage Plant Polysaccharides
- Hydrocolloids
Tamarind seed powder
- Tamarind Starch project brief
- Starch from Tamarind Seeds
- Tamarind Starch
Tamarind Gum -Technology Information
- Methods of Isolation and Extraction of
Tamarind seed polysaccharide
- Extraction and Evaluation of
Tamarind Seed Polysaccharide
- Isolation and Evaluation of Tamarind
Seed Polysaccharide
- Extraction of polysaccharide from
tamarind seed
- Thickening agent for printing polyester
- Tamarind Seed Polysaccharide
Solubilizer
- Hydro gel Patches
- Drug Release applications
- Polysaccharide Gums
- Gelation Technology
- Technology Sources
- Xyloglucan Synthesis
- Solubilization of Xyloglucans
- List of Consultants
Market
- Tamarind Gum and its derivatives
- Consultant - market reports
- Consultancy - market information
- Exports - Tamarind Starch
|
Patents Information
- Process for separating polysaccharides
from tamarind seeds
- Purification of Tamarind Gum
- Tamarind xyloglucan
- Clarified tamarind kernel powder
- Method for preparing reduced Calorific
Foods
- Method for preparing tamarind
oligosaccharides
- Cold-water soluble tamarind gum,
process for its preparation and its application in sizing textile
warp.
Applications
- Tamarind Gum & Sodium Alginate
Composite Gel Beads
- Natural excipient for
pharmaceuticals
- Drug Release retardant
- Effect of thickening agents
from tamarind gum for printing
- Tamarind Gum derivatives
- Tamarind seed polysaccharide
excipients
- Xylitol production
- Sustained release matrix tablet
- Ophthalmic applications
- Tamarind Seed Xyloglucans
- Skin Care applications
- Biopolymer in packaging
applications
- Encapsulating agents of phenolic
antioxidants
Company & Products
- Company products
- Company product - msds
- Manufacturer
- Carboxy Methyl Tamarind Gum
- Company - Gujarat
- Company - Gujarat
- Natural derivatives
- Company & products
Order the CD ROM Today |